A central Iowa farmer says harvest has moved quickly this year. Tim Bardole raises soybeans, corn, and hogs near Rippey in Greene County. “We’ve been running probably for three weeks. We’re done with the soybeans and have been doing corn for three days.” He tells Brownfield yields have been below expectations. “A little disappointing, but […]
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